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According to the pencil writing on the first page, I purchased this book in October 2015. I don't grab fantasy books often these days, as I feel like I can spend my time better on non-fiction. But that's nonsense, I should also read to relax. So I packed this in my book crate for the Spitsbergen fieldwork. Finally got around to starting it, and what an enjoyable read this was for me! The two storylines are both interesting, and they come close to each other, but never really merge. That will probably happen in part two.. the worldbuilding picks up slowly, it took me a while to figure out how the magic worked. But I like this more than when the first few chapters are only explanations of the world and the magic, which can really bore the reader. Time to find the ebook version of part two..